Bonoloto: What It Is, How to Play and How the Draws Work
What Is Bonoloto?
Quick answer: Bonoloto is a Spanish state lottery game (SELAE) where you pick 6 numbers from 1 to 49. It is drawn Monday to Saturday, each bet costs €0.50, and the jackpot goes to whoever matches all 6 numbers, with odds of 1 in 13,983,816. There are also prizes for 5 + bonus, 5, 4 and 3 matches, plus the refund (reintegro).
Updated 25 September 2026 · By the Serviloto team, Lottery Office no. 40 in Málaga (Spain).
| Fact | Bonoloto |
|---|---|
| Numbers to pick | 6 from 1 to 49 |
| Price per bet | €0.50 |
| Draw days | Monday to Saturday |
| Top prize | First category (6 matches), with rollover jackpot |
| Odds of 6 matches | 1 in 13,983,816 |
| Refund (reintegro) | Returns the amount played |
Bonoloto is one of Spain's most popular lottery games, run by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado (SELAE). Unlike La Primitiva or Euromillones, it stands out for its almost-daily draws, which makes it one of the favourite options for people who like to play regularly.
How to Play Bonoloto
To take part, you just need to pick 6 numbers between 1 and 49 on each ticket. The draw also produces a complementary number and a refund (reintegro) number. A single bet costs €0.50, and you can mark several combinations on the same ticket or let the system pick your numbers at random with a multiple or automatic bet.
When Are Bonoloto Draws Held?
One of Bonoloto's biggest draws (pun intended) is its frequency: it's held Monday to Saturday, with only Sundays off. That means up to six chances a week to win a prize, more than any other Spanish lottery offers.
Bonoloto Prize Categories
Bonoloto pays out prizes across several categories depending on how many numbers you match:
- First category: 6 numbers (this is the one that carries the jackpot)
- Second category: 5 numbers plus the complementary number
- Third category: 5 numbers
- Fourth category: 4 numbers
- Fifth category: 3 numbers
- Refund (reintegro): matching only the refund number
How to Check If You've Won
You can check your ticket at any authorised point of sale, on the official Loterías y Apuestas del Estado website, or by checking the results we publish on Serviloto after each draw. Prizes under €2,500 can be collected at any lottery outlet, while larger prizes must be claimed at Loterías offices or through an authorised bank.
Is It Worth Playing Bonoloto?
Since it's an affordable game with almost-daily draws, Bonoloto is a great option for people who like to play regularly without spending too much on each bet. As with any game of chance, the most important thing is to always play responsibly and within your means.
Frequently asked questions
What days is Bonoloto drawn?
Bonoloto is drawn six days a week, Monday to Saturday. There is no draw on Sundays.
How much does a Bonoloto bet cost?
Each simple bet costs €0.50. You can also play multiple bets or systems, whose price depends on the number of combinations.
How many numbers do you need to win the Bonoloto jackpot?
You need to match all 6 numbers of the winning combination. The odds are 1 in 13,983,816.
How many matches do you need to win a prize in Bonoloto?
Prizes start at 3 matches. The categories are 6 matches, 5 plus bonus number, 5, 4 and 3 matches, plus the refund.
Where can I check Bonoloto results?
At any authorised lottery outlet, on the official Loterías y Apuestas del Estado website, or in the Serviloto results section, updated after every draw.
Check the results: see the winning numbers and prizes of every draw on our Bonoloto results page.
